Sentence examples for different challenges than from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Mr. Immelt faces different challenges than Mr. Welch ever did.

Tim Howard concedes writing for the internet presents different challenges than writing for television.

Choreographers who work with amateur skaters face somewhat different challenges than those working with professionals.

Children in same-sex adoptive households face different challenges than those raised by heterosexual couples.

In the euro area, that might create different challenges than it does in other jurisdictions.

Speaking from a podium presents different challenges than other forms of public speaking.

"Playing Baltimore is an entirely different challenge than last week," Coach Jim Fassel said.

"Out in the world is just a totally different challenge than in the lab," he said.

Colombia will present a different challenge than Chile, for they don't play such a high pressure game.

Punishing the Afghan government that harbors the terrorists presents a completely different challenge than planners faced during the Persian Gulf war.

The current task force confronts a different challenge than that faced by drafters of the seismic code, among them Richard L. Tomasetti, president of the Thornton-Tomasetti Group.